The British Caving Association

With the Boris' announcement today I think we are a big step closer to caving resuming in significant numbers. However we have no idea how safe the caving environment is. It is clearly enclosed so drafts might make a nonsense of the 2m rule. It is cool and generally wet, factors that possibly help t...

Concerning the forthcoming BCA ballot, the document below is the one CSCC circulated to its member: In the coming weeks, BCA members will be balloted about changes to the BCA Constitution aimed at abolishing the two house voting system which will remove the “Group” vote and disenfranchise clubs, reg...

Hi Barry,

I've just sent you an email.

Sorry David, my misunderstanding.

I thought it had been decommissioned a while ago in favour of the subscribe option.

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I've upgraded the forum to the latest version. With that comes a choice of two new templates (prosilver or prolight). Both work well with mobile phones. The default for new users is prolight. If you are an existing user it will be prosilver. You can change this in profile -> edit profile -> board pr...

Hi Tim,

Welcome to the forum.

Are you aware of the Nicola 3 Cave Radio System which is a digital radio? See https://www.facebook.com/AssociationNicola/

Also see the Insurance FAQ downloadable from here

Items 52, 53, 54.

I like the festive touch

BCA Newsletter 34 - Oct 2018 has been published. If you have signed up to receive newsletters by email, it was sent last week. The online version is now available here . Highlights include: - Editorial - Still New To Caving? By Adele Ward - Chairman’s piece - BCA rates unchanged - Nig(el John) Roger...

Do you hold an LCMLA or CIC award? If so please remember you MUST update it before the expiry date on your certificate (blue for LCMLA and white for CIC). Although we send out reminders we cannot guarantee their arrival due to address changes or 'lost in post'. So if in doubt check your certificate ...

Create a Linux virtual machine and do your development there?

Try taking it to America and putting it a lift (we don't have elevators here).

Windows definitely has permissions, a more complicated and unwieldy version than linux. Although in truth they are generally less likely to be a concern.

I'll have to install that for you.

Have you considered GD Graphics which is already install?

No direct experience.

Have you checked the process has permission to create that directory?

Try manually creating the directory for the process and see if that helps.